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Rhymin’ and Freein’

Sep 15, 2010

by Jörg Bornemann
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While everyone is holding their breath for the release of Qt 4.7.0 I will entertain
the masses in the meantime with a little poem.

A Windows programmer from Latin
Am'rica was almost forgettin'
to sleep and to eat
cause it has been freed
the Visual Studio Add-in.

That's right! The source code of the Qt Visual Studio Add-in is now available on gitorious.
Check out the repository page and the build instructions.

Contributions are welcome and can be provided in the usual way via merge requests.
The published Qt Visual Studio Add-in can be used under the Qt Commercial License or the LGPL.

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